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- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Spanish Minister Pedro Sanchez have agreed to step up cooperation on a wide range of issues including the promotion of multilateral free trade.
- The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has notified Congress that it intends to start trade talks with Japanese officials. The negotiations are expected to begin as early as January.
- Turkish investigators have cancelled another search of the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul to find out what happened to the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
- General spending in Japan’s national budget for fiscal 2019 may top 100 trillion yen, or about 895 billion U.S. dollars, for the first time in the initial plan.
- Japan’s prime minister has left for his European tour, including attending a summit of the Asia-Europe Meeting known as ASEM.
- Turkish investigators have concluded a search at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on the state of a missing journalist.
- Japan’s prime minister has reiterated his commitment to amending the country’s Constitution to incorporate the Self-Defense Foreces.
- Radical militants in Syria have reportedly not left an area designated to become a demilitarized zone in the country’s northwest.
- Foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany have demanded Saudi Arabia’s full cooperation in uncovering what has happened to a missing Saudi journalist.